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environment • climate • air • housing • water • equity • land use • economy • mobility

Planning to Thrive:
Equity, Justice & Integrated Strategies for Colorado's Future

Symposium 2022:
Sustainable Urbanism 
Thursday, June 16 2022, 1-5 pm
Tivoli Denver, 900 Auraria Parkway
Baerresen Ballroom, 3rd Floor

Keynoters:

  • Elizabeth Garner, State Demographer

  • Rodney Milton, Executive Director, Urban Land Institute Colorado

Storytellers:

  • Voices of Cultivando 

  • Steve Fisher, American Society of Civil Engineers Colorado Section 

  • Ean Tafoya, Director for Green Latinos Colorado 

  • Troy McCue, Economic Development Director for Lincoln County 

  • Torie Jarvis, Northwest Colorado Council of Governments 

  • Amanda Sandoval, Councilmember, City of Denver

Speakers:

  • Madhvi Chittoor, EcoEthics, Founder

  • Patricia Ferrero, Protégé Manager, Conservation Colorado

  • Mark Reiner, Director of Resilient Infrastructure, Jacobs

  • Michelle Stephens, Past President, American Planning Association Colorado

  • Rocky Piro, Director, Colorado Center for Sustainable Urbanism

  • The Reverend Jessica Abell, Together Colorado

  • Rachael Lehman, Professor, Community College of Denver

Panelists:

  • Anna Stout, Mayor, City of Grand Junction

  • Jasmin Ramirez Ramos, Board of Directors, Roaring Fork School District

  • Alfonso Espino, Representative, GES Coalition

  • Ren Smith, Fossil Free Organizer, Sierra Club Colorado Chapter

The Symposium brings together community members and advocates, subject experts, and local and state elected officials. Learn first-hand of challenges facing Coloradans – to understand shortcomings, steps needed to achieve authentic sustainability, and 21st century solutions for resiliency for everyone. The event is designed for listening, learning, conversation, working sessions, and advancing real actions for a better future. 

 

Representatives from more than 30 organizations in Colorado – working on environmental restoration, climate mitigation, equity and environmental justice, housing-of-all, efficient land use, economic resilience, and mobility-for all – are expected at the symposium. Click link above for more information and registration.

PLANNING TO THRIVE

Thursday, June 16 2022
1-5 pm

Join us for an afternoon of videos & stories, expert testimony & hard-hitting facts, inspiring models & frameworks all aimed at moving Colorado from a piecemeal incrementalism to integrated systems that are sustainable & equitable.

Reception to follow - Tivoli Brewery Tap House

Registration is $20 ($10 students, frontline community)

PARTNERS

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HOW TO GET HERE

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SYMPOSIUM MATERIALS

The Symposium is going green! Handouts are available paperless with a QR code as well as on this site. Also, if you have your own name tag - bring it along.

COVID PROTOCOL

The Auraria Campus (Community College of Denver, Metropolitan State University, University of Colorado Denver, and the Auraria Higher Education Center) has currently suspended all Covid-19 protocols and requirements. The decision to pause the requirements was made in consultation with state and local public health officials. While the mask requirement is lifted, people on campus are urged to use common sense and courtesy on our campus, and to respect the choices of your colleagues, peers, and guests. 

 

At the symposium, attendees are requested to be vaccinated and the room arrangement allows for social distancing. Individuals should feel comfortable wearing masks if they so choose. 

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